Discussion
According to the All India Soil and Land use Survey Organization (1970), class V of Land use capability class denotes for :
Answer: A
Class V denotes land very well suited for grazing.
The land capability classification adopted by the All India Soil and Land Use Survey divides land into eight classes. Classes I to IV are suitable for cultivation with increasing limitations. Classes V to VIII are not suited to regular cultivation, and the scale for grazing and forestry runs from Class V, very well suited, through Class VI, well suited, and Class VII, fairly well suited, to Class VIII, which is unsuitable for grazing or forestry and is kept for wildlife, recreation or protection.
So 'well' and 'fairly well' suited belong to Classes VI and VII, and poor suitability to the bottom of the scale.
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